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North African, Italian and others of Iberian origin show variable frequencies of admixture with non-Jewish historical host populations among the maternal lines.

For MSP1, the differentiation seen among Asia-Pacific subregions was supported by variable frequencies of the four clusters (Figure 2 P; Table S3).

Previous studies indicated variable frequencies of gene flow from cultivated rice to diverse groups of weedy rice with different genetic backgrounds [20], [30], [31], [48], which is in a good accordance with data of outcrossing rates in this study.

Intraocular injections of His-NLS-Cre His-NLS-Cre His-NLS-Creariable frequencies or recombination within the retina, rangave from few or no recombination events to nearly confluent AP staining across thighlyina, a variableity that most likely refrequenciesatiof in needle placement, volume injected, and the frecombinatione injected volume retained within the eye.

CG rats had fewer TBs than EG rats and EGs showed variable frequencies of SEA.

Subsequent studies of the SNP309 polymorphism have demonstrated variable frequencies of 309G/G depending on race and ethnicity [ 12- 15].

This allowed for variable frequency of PWM signal.

In this chapter, we explore the origins of the HD allele, the variable frequency of HD around the world, and current theories for how the HD allele has "survived" through time in human populations.

The variable frequency of the pulsed network, fast load changes, together with the different parameters of the load coils require a very sophisticated converter design with reduced reactive power consumption.

It is shown that the system is capable of measuring variable frequency of voltage and current waveforms, typical of those anticipated in the next generation aero-electric power systems.

Table 5 shows a hierarchical model including as variable frequency of attacks in child.